EUDI Wallet Accelerator for eIDAS 2.0 Compliance
By December 2026, every EU member state must issue a certified EUDI Wallet. Regulated organisations, banking, insurance, telecommunications, energy, public transport and major online platforms, must be able to accept it as a valid means of identification within 36 months after that. For most IT teams, that's not a UX project. It's a compliance deadline attached to a protocol most of their systems were never built to read.
The wallet doesn’t send a form field or a document scan. It sends a cryptographically signed, selectively disclosed credential over OpenID4VP, encoded as an SD-JWT. Your ERP, CRM or onboarding platform has no native way to open that.
We’ve built an accelerator that sits between the EUDI Wallet ecosystem and your existing systems, so you can accept verified credentials without rebuilding what you already run.
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Why eIDAS 2.0 Compliance Is Harder Than It Looks
Your systems weren’t built to read wallet credentials
OpenID4VP and SD-JWT are decentralised, cryptographic protocols. Most enterprise software still runs on manual form capture, OCR and OAuth/SAML, none of which can parse a verifiable presentation.
The deadline is fixed. Your engineering timeline isn’t
Public sector acceptance is mandatory within 24 months of the wallet’s issuance, private sector within 36. A ground-up rebuild of your identity stack isn’t a realistic option in that window.
Credential types aren’t interchangeable
PID, QEAA and EEA credentials carry different attributes, different issuers and different trust requirements. Treating them as one integration problem creates gaps.
Getting this wrong is a compliance failure, not a bug
For organisations in scope, refusing a wallet-presented credential isn’t a missed feature. It’s a regulatory breach.
A Translation Layer Between the Wallet Ecosystem and Your Existing Systems
Rather than redesigning your core ERP, CRM or KYC platform, our accelerator introduces a lightweight API translation layer. It decodes SD-JWT payloads from wallet presentations and passes clean, structured JSON directly into your existing workflows.
Integration with OpenID4VP verification and revocation checks
The translation layer connects into the wallet ecosystem's verifier infrastructure, so credentials are checked against issuer signatures, EU trust list status and revocation before the translated data reaches you.
SD-JWT to structured JSON translation
Verified credential data lands in your systems as a simple JSON payload, not a cryptographic artefact your developers have to unpack.
PID, QEAA and EEA credential support
Covers personal identity data, qualified attestations (professional qualifications, legal signing rights) and everyday attestations (loyalty, ticketing, transit) from a single integration.
Selective disclosure by design
Requests and processes only the attributes you actually need, for example "over 18" rather than a full date of birth, supporting GDPR data minimisation from the ground up.
Multi-wallet, multi-Member-State compatibility
Not tied to a single national wallet implementation. Built against the shared EU Architecture Reference Framework (ARF) and standard protocols.
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Walk through how the translation layer fits your existing ERP, CRM or onboarding stack.
Talk to our RegTech teamWhy Our Accelerator Approach
Built directly against the ARF and published protocols
Not adapted from generic identity or KYC software. Designed around the EUDI Wallet’s actual architecture, OpenID4VP and OpenID4VCI specifications.
Works alongside your existing infrastructure
Integrates into your current IAM, ERP or CRM setup. Adds a verified identity layer without requiring you to replace what’s already in place.
Covers the full credential landscape
Handles PID, QEAA and EEA, not just identity verification, so the same integration supports KYC onboarding, professional credential checks and consumer use cases.
Backed by RegTech and AI/data engineering delivery experience
Over 10 years building compliance-critical software for regulated industries, applied to one of the biggest identity infrastructure shifts the EU has introduced.
What Relying Parties Gain
GDPR-by-design — request only the indicators you need (e.g. “over 18”) instead of processing full identity documents
Reduced liability — stop hosting and protecting raw identity documents, cutting exposure and document lifecycle overhead
Faster onboarding — replace lengthy registration flows with immediate, verified interactions, reducing drop-off
Verified trust at source — validate directly against government-issued credentials, removing a major source of identity fraud
One integration, multiple use cases — KYC, age verification, professional credential checks and consumer identity from the same architecture
Reduced development time — avoid building wallet integration, protocol handling and credential parsing from scratch
Key Features
Transaction-level credential verification
Every wallet presentation is verified against issuer signatures and EU trust list status before data reaches your systems.
Legacy workflow compatibility
Structured JSON output drops into existing onboarding, KYC or HR workflows without requiring your teams to rebuild around OAuth/SAML replacements.
Credential-agnostic architecture
One integration handles PID (identity), QEAA (qualifications, legal authority) and EEA (loyalty, ticketing, access) credentials.
Multi-standard support
Compatible with W3C VCDM 2.0, SD-JWT VC, OID4VP and ISO 23220-4, so you’re not locked into a single credential format as standards mature.
Selective disclosure enforcement
Only the declared, necessary attributes are requested and processed, supporting purpose limitation obligations under the relying party registration rules.
Real-time revocation and trust list checks
Confirms credential and issuer status at the point of transaction, not on a delayed batch cycle.
Implementation
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Compliance & readiness audit
We assess your current identity stack, confirm which mandatory acceptance category applies to you, and map your exposure against the relevant deadline.
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Use case selection
Choose the scenarios most relevant to your business: KYC onboarding, age verification, professional credential checks, or a combination.
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Architecture design
We define the integration approach with your existing IAM, ERP, CRM or onboarding systems.
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Development and integration
Our team builds and integrates the translation layer, including credential verification and trust list validation services.
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Testing and launch
End-to-end testing across credential types and wallets, with dedicated support post-launch.
FAQs
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